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computer, smartphone, tablet sales, service and repair.
620 N Main Street, Suite 6, 57469, REDFIELD, United States
Computer Dave is thorough, quick, friendly, experienced, knowledgeable, and totally trustworthy. We are so grateful to be able to have him fix things and update our computer remotely. His prices are reasonable, and he is an all around great guy with whom to do business!
Been using Redfield Computer Services for years. Very happy with the service. They even take the time to explain how to prevent problems. I live 40 miles away but it's worth the drive. I tried a well known business locally and they charged alot and did not fix the problem.
Gets the job done in no time, always does an excellent job. I been with redfield computers for years and will never change.
A+ Service. When ever I have had problems with my phone or tablet. RCS has fixed me up in no time.
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